Audacity Forum

do you think it could be interfering with the mic or the fethead If you can identify the source of the noise, it doesn't really matter how it's getting in. What matters is that you can turn off the source of the interference. If it's not possible to locate the source of the interference, or not pra...

The headset that I'm thinking about purchasing is a USB compatible headset. Can a headset that connects through a USB port work with playback and recording? Usually yes, but the sound quality from headset mics is usually not great. Probably good enough voice doing a YouTube voice over. Considering ...

Is this the sound that you mean?
Perhaps interference from a mobile phone?

Any references cyrano?

If you have DSS Player Pro, you should be able to convert your DSS/DS2 files directly to WAV format with the DSS Player Pro.
(It seems that DSS Player Pro has now been discontinued by Olympus)

The effect work on Audacity but when I export the track on the format WAV there isn't the effect when I listen my track on VLC the track hasn't change. When you export the track, ensure that you use a new, unique name for the exported file. Overwriting the original files is not generally a good ide...

Technically, all that us required for Lowrey's invention is that an audio source is used to modulate a high frequency audio "carrier" wave that has a frequency around the upper frequency limit of hearing, and then filtered to substantially reduce the "side bands". The code that E...

Edgar's code is an implementation of the modulation requirement described in 1(a) of Lowrey's "Silent subliminal presentation system US 5159703 A" (a) amplitude modulated carrier means for generating signals located in non-aural portions of the audio and in the lower portion of the ultraso...

You can tell Nyquist to calculate the shift at a different sample rate by resampling the track before it is shifted, (then resample back to the original sample rate), or for better quality resampling, oversample the track using Audacity's "Resample" command before processing with Nyquist.

Michael Kazmierski wrote:I've always wondered what you would type so that whatever plugin doesn't round a value to the nearest number of samples?

Are you referring to PWL or something else?